The main artery of Hudson is its picturesque Warren Street, which runs for a mile, flanked with colorful, historic buildings. It has been the main commercial avenue since the 18th century. Today Warren Street is known for its vibrant mom-and-pop storefronts, charming restaurants, dozens of art galleries, and antique stores.
Hudson is known for its tasty breweries for all hops lovers. Our favorite local breweries include Hudson Valley Brewery, Two Way Brewing Co, Retrun Brewing, and Upper Depot Brewing. Come thirsty -- leavy happy!
Walking distance from downtown Hudson sits the Greenport Conservation Area, a 736-acre site with seven miles of trails. The protected area is a wonderful spot for locals and visitors to weave back and forth on the trails that open up to stunning views of the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains.
The Hudson River was the inspiration for a mid-19th-century American art movement of landscape painters known as the Hudson River School. One of the most famous of these landscape artists was Frederic Church. His former home is in Hudson, NY, and today, it is possible to take a tour of the stunning building and its grounds.